National Banks Move To State Charter Raises Totals
A. M. Young reports February bank figures show deposits up to $5,711,742.59 while several banks convert to state charters, including First State Bank of Tonkawa and First National Bank of Cherokee, with new names and officers listed as they reorganize under state status.
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Guthrie
Okla
A. M. Young
First State Bank of
Tonkawa
First National Bank of
First National Bank of Cherokee
Cherokee States Bank
Fret National Bank of
Pond Creek
Banking Department
Young Benuest Vercitientes
KH. W. Tines
J. ©. Moore
Avertittente
Varmers and
Merchants State Bank of
Tall Springs
T. J. Padgett
John D. Shaw
Fi McPearson
W. V. Brown
Pamner
Appropriations for Sequoyah Statue Project Revealed
Guthrie Oklahoma March facing state finance changes local banks required capital stacks of 10 000 in towns of 60 or loan and 100 000 in larger towns. The governor signed the Land Tum bill allocating 5 000 for Sequoyah bust in the Hall of Fame at Washington and will select Senator Owe and Representative atter to finalize arrangements for the memorial bust.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Ruddie
Uut
Sequoyah
Washington
Owe
Atter
Petty
Contingent Expenses Of The Second State Legislature
Guthrie Okla Mar 2 State Auditor Oh Trapp reports to the legislature on the appropriations for legislative expenses. Senate bill No 12 outlines $100 000 for mileage per diem and contingent expenses with expanded details. The house spent 40008 62 and the senate 22948897 not including printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Senate
House
General Washington Continues Argument in Cooper Case
General Warrington resumed defense arguments in the Cooper case as legal battle proceeds. The report notes ongoing proceedings and cites Associated Press coverage from Nashville with missing details due to the garbled text.
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Associated Prean
Nashville
Tenn
Generil Warrington
Masked robbers clubbed aged couple in Kentucky home
Robbers attacked David Smith and his wife a very aged couple near Pineville Kentucky last night clubbing them into unconsciousness. Mrs Smith is reported to die and bloodhounds are tracking the assailants as authorities pursue leads.
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Pinevide
Mar
David Smith
Buster Brown Draws Big Crowd Despite Bad Weather
Large crowd defied rain and wind to attend Buster Brown at the Auditorium last night. Manter Rice as Huster and Jack Bell as Pigs received sustained applause. the comic duo and Dutch deists drew strong audience approval despite the elements. the show was well received overall.
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Buster Brown
Matty Agement
Manter Rice
Huster
Jack Bell
Fishermen Report Disaster to Schooner
In New York Harbor a schooner towed in today after a distressing incident near Atlantic City. Only a ramshackle fragment remained, discovered by a steamer passing by and reported to wireless stations at Egg Harbor. Towage was arranged to assist the stranded vessel.
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Proms
New York
Mar
Ann J. Trainer
Philadelphia
New York Harbor
Jalar
Egg Harbor
Public Service Commission Law Upheld by Court
New York, March 12. The constitutional validity of the public service commission law was sustained by an anonymous decision of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court today.
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Prees Pitavurg
Tony Scbwoogier
Madison, Wik
Public Service Commission
My Associated Press
New York
Tve Superme
Resignation of Los Angeles Mayor Accepted
Associated Press reports Mayor Harper has resigned and the Los Angeles City Council accepted the resignation. The meeting also postponed action on selecting a new vessel. Other items include Missouri Kansas & Voxae railway construction plans and local notes on residents and trips.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Joe Anngles
Calif
Ely Council Today
Harper
George Kapps-Operarg Hay Barn Fire Damages Mine Owners
A large fire destroyed George Kapps-Operarg hay barn last night, with flames threating nearby residences. Insurance carried by Butler Donfoey, Tarlton & Company, and BL Burckhelter totals about 1 4,500 to 1,5000 while investigators consider possible catalepsis of travel injuring. The fire's origin remains unknown.
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Tangy Nay
George Kap
Kapp
Wimbente
Butler & Donfoey, Tarlton & Company
Burckhelter
Trawigu
Dod & Nightie
Regulars claim to have the insurgents licked
Aneootted Press reports Washington dispatches as pend dent Tate clashes with Speaker Union, Senators Burton and Nelson, and former representative Watson. Watson asserts the regulars have overcome the insurgents, describing it as a fact not a prediction and noting the house loyalty remains uncertain.
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Aneootted Press
Washington
Penddent
Tate
Itnion
Burton
Nelson
Watson
Mc Canton
Oklahoma Granite Said to Be Finest in World
A report from March highlights Oklahoma granite as among the finest globally. Professor Charles N Gould notes the Wichita mountains granite as particularly remarkable, with Granite, Oklahoma sourcing red and grey mottled stone noted for durability and beauty.
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Oklahoma
Wormas
Ghia
Mar
Chas. N. Gould
Philadelphia Horses Suffer Mange Quarantine Issued
Philadelphia horses afflicted with mange prompt quarantine orders after authorities trace the outbreak to ships and markets. Officials warn the disease spread from other states and urge owners to seek veterinary care and isolation.
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Philadelphia
Iowa Receives Heaviest Snow in Fifteen Years
Des Moines reports the heaviest snowfall in fifteen years over the last twelve hours. Snow depth reaches six inches with drifted piles choking traffic and impeding travel across the city.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
Local Notes and Business Moves in the Blue Jacket Area
Mar 1 update reports JR Palle & Co expanding as a real estate firm, and W. Blake & Co opening a general store in the police judge’s office. Snyder & Carr lease land from I J Milting Co while Jesse Prather ships walnut logs from Little Cabin bottoms. pneumonia and flu hit residents Culver, Odell improves after illness, coal and kindling in demand amid cold, and a man injured trying to ride a southbound freight near town sent to Sedalia hospital.
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JR Palle & Co
Missouri
Jesse Prather
Graye
Little Cabin
X. W. Blake & Co
Muskoges
Here
Sedalia
Taylor and Parker Bury Rosa Morrienn in Lute Casket
Taylor and Parker transported a casket for Rosa Morrienn to Ketchum yesterday, involving a lute as a notable feature in the funeral arrangement.
Robbers Blow Bank Safe and Escape with $1700
Bandits blasted into Kramer State Bank in Kramer Neb early today and fled with seventeen hundred dollars. Police searched the area for the suspects as investigators began a routine security check and questioned witnesses.
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Frenn
Kramer, Neb
Map 12
Kramer State Bank
Oklahoma Boys to Work for University Training
Report states Oklahoma students will be given paid work around the university sewer project at twenty cents per hour until the job is finished. The policy aims to allow students to contribute to school needs while supporting themselves, with many already pursuing work to supplement funds.
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Neruan
Oklahoma
Uikyer
Navy promotes Lieutenant Cone to head of aerial engineering
Lieutenant H I Cone is promoted to rear admiral and named chief of the Naval Ordnance and Aerial Engineering Office. He earned recognition for safely guiding the torpedo boat Pitt to San Francisco from Newport News in partnership with a battleship fleet.
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My Amiooliled Press
Bean
Wien Ofately
Kinwell
Pitta
Newport News
San Frianvisco
Oklahoma Legislature Passes Five Bills in March Session
Guthrie Oklahoma House leader Haskell signed five bills creating capital and local government provisions. Provisions include 80 000 dollar appropriation to Deaf School at Sulphur, Shattuck incorporation, Jenks bridge fund use, and banking and municipal provisions pending.
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Guthrie
Olli
March
Haskell
Houke
Senate
Shattucke
Jenks
Tabi
Cheerown
Sviiale
Lawton Plans $100000 High School Construction
The Lawton Board of Education will erect a new high school at a cost of $100,000. Bids for the contract have been drawn and specifications issued for the daring project amid local activity.
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Lawton
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